Inti Illimani - El Pueblo Unido
The people united will never be defeated, The people united will never be defeated... Arise, sing We are going to win. Flags of unity are now advancing. And you will come marching together with me, and so you'll see your song and your flag blossom. The light of a red dawn already announces the life to come. Arise, fight the people are going to win. The life to come will be better. To conquer our happiness. and a clamor of a thousand fighting voices will rise, speaking a song of freedom. With determination the fatherland will win. And now the people, who are rising in struggle with a giant voice crying out: Forward! The people united will never be defeated, The people united will never be defeated... The fatherland is forging unity, from north to south they're mobilizing. From the salt mines burning and mineral to the southern forests. united in struggle and labor they go covering the fatherland. Their steps already Announce the future. Arise, sing the people are going to win millions now are imposing the truth Their steel battalions are on fire, taking in their hands justice and reason. Woman with fire and courage is already here Along side the worker.
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Mulata - Inti Illimani
For well over 30 years, Inti-Illimani (the name translates as "Sun God") has held a beacon for Chilean music, both the traditional folk styles and the more contemporary nueva cancion. Back in 1967 a group of students at Santiago's Technical University formed a band to perform folk music. Taking their name from the Aymaran Indian language of the Andes, they began playing traditional music — something few did back then — and quickly earned a reputation around the capital, becoming more and more adept on their instruments. By the '70s they'd grown into a political beast, taking on the nueva cancion (literally "new song") of many young groups, and being quite outspoken lyrically — enough to be forced into exile in 1973, where they'd stay for 15 years. However, they refused to be cowed by the Chilean dictatorship. Basing themselves in Rome, Italy, they continued to record, and toured more heavily then ever before, earning a powerful reputation around the globe, and becoming very unofficial ambassadors of Chilean music, as well as opponents to the ruling regime. In addition to performing with a number of famous, political figures like Pete Seeger and Mikis Theodorakis, they were included on the famous 1988 Amnesty International Tour, along with Sting, Peter Gabriel, and Bruce Springsteen. www.inti-illimani.cl Ya yo me enteré, mulata mulata ya sé que dise que yo tengo la narise como nudo de cobbata. Y fíjate bien que tú no eres tan adelantá porque tu boca e bien grande y tú pasa <b>...</b>
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Inti Raymi - Festival of the Sun - Cusco, Peru - Incan Dance Spectacle
The Inti Raymi ("Festival of the Sun") was a religious ceremony of the Inca Empire in honor of the god Inti. Since 1944, an historical reconstruction of the Inti Raymi has been taking place at the ruins of Sacsayhuamán (two km. from Cusco) on June 24 of each year, attracting thousands of tourists and local visitors. Video edited by Gilda Tabarez from stock video footage.
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Samba Lando - Inti Illimani
For well over 30 years, Inti-Illimani (the name translates as "Sun God") has held a beacon for Chilean music, both the traditional folk styles and the more contemporary nueva cancion. Back in 1967 a group of students at Santiago's Technical University formed a band to perform folk music. Taking their name from the Aymaran Indian language of the Andes, they began playing traditional music — something few did back then — and quickly earned a reputation around the capital, becoming more and more adept on their instruments. By the '70s they'd grown into a political beast, taking on the nueva cancion (literally "new song") of many young groups, and being quite outspoken lyrically — enough to be forced into exile in 1973, where they'd stay for 15 years. However, they refused to be cowed by the Chilean dictatorship. Basing themselves in Rome, Italy, they continued to record, and toured more heavily then ever before, earning a powerful reputation around the globe, and becoming very unofficial ambassadors of Chilean music, as well as opponents to the ruling regime. In addition to performing with a number of famous, political figures like Pete Seeger and Mikis Theodorakis, they were included on the famous 1988 Amnesty International Tour, along with Sting, Peter Gabriel, and Bruce Springsteen. www.inti-illimani.cl Samba Lando is a song about Afro-Peruvians, the descendants of the first black slaves arriving in America with Pizzaro, and even to the modern day, fighting against <b>...</b>
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Inti Aquarium, World's Largest Discus Fish Hatchery
Peter Thode's 2007 visit to Inti Aquarium in Medan, Indonesia. They are the largest discus fish hatchery in the world. www.discushatchery.com Thanks for watching!
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El Aparecido - Che Guevara - Victor Jara - Inti-Illimani
Canción "El Aparecido", de Víctor Jara, que dedicó al Comandante Guevara. Abre sendas por los cerros, deja su huella en el viento, el águila le da el vuelo lo cobija el silencio. Nunca se quejó del frío, nunca se quejó del sueño, el pobre siente su paso y lo sigue como ciego. Correlé, correlè, correlá, por aquí, por aquí, por allá. Correlé, correlé, correlá, correlé que te van a matar... correlé, correlé, correlá. Su cabeza es rematada por cuervos con garra de oro. Cómo lo ha crucificado la furia del poderoso. Hijo de la rebeldía, lo siguen veinte mas veinte, porque regala su vida ellos le quieren dar muerte. Correlé, correlè, correlá, por aquí, por aquí, por allá. Correlé, correlé, correlá, correlé que te van a matar... correlé, correlé, correlá. Translated by FAEMINOSMITH (many thanks): He open paths through the hills, leaves its mark on the wind the eagle gives him flight the silence shelters him. He never complained of cold never complained of sleep the poor feels his steps and followes him as a blind. Run, run, run, around here, here and there. Run, run, run, run for your life ... Run, run, run. His head is crowned by crows with golden claw. How have crucified him the fury of the powerful. Son of rebellion he is followed by twenty plus twenty cause he gives his life they want to kill him. Run, run, run, around here, here and there. Run, run, run, run for your life ... Run, run, run. "El Aparecido" literally means "the one who appeared". Composed by Victor Jara, a <b>...</b>
Inti Raymi Cusco 2007 - part 1
Inti Raymi - first part of the 26 min. long movie showing main event of the Inca's annual festival of the Sun. Inti Raymi marks a beginning of the Inca's New Year. Performers speak Quechua language. English subtitles.Visit vimeo.com and watch this video in HD
Es Mi Tierra. Inti-Illimani "Alturas"
Inti-Illimani, sol del Illimani, nevado imponente que se yergue en las alturas andinas de La Paz, Bolivia. Es el nombre con que el grupo fue bautizado en agosto de 1967 por el guitarrista de ascendencia boliviana Eulogio Dávalos, dada la fuerte pasión por la música del altiplano andino que ya en sus inicios muestra el grupo. Después de cuarenta años transcurridos desde entonces, su nombre se identifica con la historia musical del continente latinoamericano, con sus instrumentos más característicos, con la historia de sus pueblos y los del mundo, sus luchas, con su geografía y sus sabores, significa amistad y solidaridad. Inti Illimani es música. Más aún, es cultura. Es una historia traspasada e influenciada por los tiempos y vientos sociales. Inti-illimani surge fiel a los nuevos aires que brotan en muchos lugares del mundo durante la década de los 60 que, en el caso chileno, a partir de Violeta Parra, cambia la manera de entender y cultivar la canción y en general, la música latinoamericana. Nacido en mayo de 1967 en el seno de la Universidad Técnica del Estado, Inti illimani se constituyó rápidamente en uno de los grupos emblemáticos del notable movimiento musical chileno conocido como "la nueva canción chilena". Su trabajo instrumental multifacético, habla también de una búsqueda que entrecruza disciplinas muchas veces separadas; lo popular y lo clásico se vuelve un todo en sus creaciones que parecieran mostrarnos el folclore de un país imaginario, pero también real.
Inti Illimani Histórico: "Danza Negra"
Yatoka: Documentales de Bolsillo. WWW.YATOKA.ORG Pirineo / España / Julio 2010. Nombre capital de la música chilena y latinoamericana, Inti-Illimani ha sido testigo y protagonista de la historia política, social y cultural de Chile los últimos cuarenta años. Iniciado en 1967 como grupo universitario dedicado al folclore andino, Inti-Illimani no tardó en ampliar sus inquietudes hacia música de toda América y Europa con la inclusión de nuevos instrumentos y colores. Protagonista de la revolución cultural que llevó a Chile a la Unidad Popular, junto a nombres como Quilapayún, Víctor Jara, Sergio Ortega o Patricio Manns, Inti-Illimani fue parte fundamental del movimiento de la Nueva Canción Chilena, con discos históricos como Canto al programa (1970) o Canto para una semilla (1972), entre otros. Tras el Golpe de Estado de 1973, Inti- Illimani, que en ese momento se encontraba de gira por Europa, comenzó un largo exilio en Italia, desde donde continuó su trabajo musical y como puntales de la resistencia chilena en el exilio. En Italia desarrollaron más profundamente sus capacidades como autores en discos instrumentales y temáticos, y su repertorio creció en ritmos, instrumentos y registros, alcanzando prestigio internacional con colaboraciones con el español Paco Peña y el australiano-inglés John Williams sin nunca abandonar su fuerte compromiso con la realidad chilena. Inti-Illimani recién pudo regresar a Chile en 1988, donde fueron recibidos por miles que los acompañaron <b>...</b>
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